Episode 235: Oppenheimer
Jul 15, 20261h 22mEp. 241S6
We did all of Nolan's other films when Oppenheimer released but now it's time to properly discuss and look at Oppenheimer with 3 years of hindsight before looking ahead to The Odyssey.
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A podcast where me and some friend cover movies that we have not seen from classics all the way to new release. Occasionally will branch out with other special episodes.
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